Tag: changes
BrightDrop Died in America, While China Made Electric Vans Normal
I see BrightDrop vans regularly in Vancouver. That is one of the many small pleasures of living in a city that functions as a pocket of the future. Battery buses show up before they are common elsewhere. Heat pumps are ordinary. Public charging is part of the furniture. Electric delivery … [continued]
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Change of command authority, new name for Meaford base
The base in Meaford has been transferred to a new command authority and renamed as part of the Canada’s efforts to modernize and restructure its army. Hundreds gathered for a ceremony on Friday at what was formerly known as the 4th Canadian Division Training Centre for an event that redesignated the base as the Army […]
Munson nurses union to rally for staffing changes as contract negotiations continue
The nurses at Munson Medical Center are finishing up their third week of working under an expired contract. They’re planning a “practice strike” on April 9.
Armstrong Templok Shows Potential For Thermal Energy Storage With Phase Change Materials
While exploring the exhibits at the New York Build Expo, I came across the Armstrong booth. Initially, nothing particularly interesting stood out. It just looked like traditional acoustic ceiling tiles. However, I asked if they had anything new and relevant to clean technology, and they pointed me to their new … [continued]
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Early Wins for the Social Media Ban, New Survey Claims. But the Full Picture Is Far More Complicated.
Australia’s world-first national legislation to restrict access to social media accounts for children under 16 years old has been in force for about three months. New data from a survey of 1,070 Australian adults provides tantalising evidence of some positive effects. The YouGov survey found many parents had noticed several positive behavioural … [continued]
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